Pinheiro Panna, Ricardo.
Development and population distribution in Minas Gerais Brazil. - [s.l.] : Cornell University, 1983. - 221 p. ; 28 cm. - Dissertation Series ; 89 .
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Contenido: The process of spatial concentration -- Development and Inequalities -- Development, Urban Growth and population distribution -- Central Place Theory -- Rank-Size Rule -- Population distribution and open urban systems -- Analytical methods -- Lorenz Curve -- Gini Coefficient -- Centrography -- Centrographic Summary Measures -- The colonial heritage of minas gerais -- The Colonial Economy -- Gold and prosperity -- Gold and Stagnation -- From Gold to coffee -- Coffee Expansion -- Stagnation and Regional Political Crisis -- Spatial concentration and Industrialization -- Coffee Decline and Industrialization -- Planning and Spatial concentration in mina -- Planning and Spatial Concentration -- Planning and Spatial Dispersion -- Minas Economic "Miracle" -- Development and the organization of Space -- Emergent Industrialization -- The first Republic and the New Capital -- Modernization and Steel, 1930-1980 -- Empirical evidence -- Methodological Difficulties -- Spatial distribution of population (1872-1980).
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Development and population distribution in Minas Gerais Brazil. - [s.l.] : Cornell University, 1983. - 221 p. ; 28 cm. - Dissertation Series ; 89 .
La hoja de la caratula está suelta.
Contenido: The process of spatial concentration -- Development and Inequalities -- Development, Urban Growth and population distribution -- Central Place Theory -- Rank-Size Rule -- Population distribution and open urban systems -- Analytical methods -- Lorenz Curve -- Gini Coefficient -- Centrography -- Centrographic Summary Measures -- The colonial heritage of minas gerais -- The Colonial Economy -- Gold and prosperity -- Gold and Stagnation -- From Gold to coffee -- Coffee Expansion -- Stagnation and Regional Political Crisis -- Spatial concentration and Industrialization -- Coffee Decline and Industrialization -- Planning and Spatial concentration in mina -- Planning and Spatial Concentration -- Planning and Spatial Dispersion -- Minas Economic "Miracle" -- Development and the organization of Space -- Emergent Industrialization -- The first Republic and the New Capital -- Modernization and Steel, 1930-1980 -- Empirical evidence -- Methodological Difficulties -- Spatial distribution of population (1872-1980).
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322
